Treasure Hunter Tommy Thompson's Legal Limbo May Finally End
WEBJun 20, 2023 · The very day that Thompson sailed into Norfolk—Oct. 4, 1989—39 insurance companies sued Thompson in federal court, claiming they had originally insured the gold that sank with the S.S. Central America. The treasure, they contended, belonged to them. Exacerbating Thompson’s legal woes, a handful of his investors sued in 2005, arguing they ...
The Story Behind Freedom a la Cart’s new Downtown Café
WEBApr 2, 2021 · This April, Freedom a la Cart Café + Bakery will open a permanent home (at least for the next 10 years) at 123 E. Spring St. in Downtown Columbus, providing its fans and supporters—for the first time ever—a brick-and-mortar place to enjoy Freedom’s fare. The fast-casual eatery, bakery and coffee shop, overseen by executive chef Laurie ...
The Pepperoni Kings of Columbus: Ezzo Sausage Co.
WEBOct 22, 2019 · Before World War II, Darren and Jonathan's Italian-born great-grandfather, Dominic Ezzo, made sausage and sold it in his Canastota, New York, grocery store. As the business grew, the family opened a sausage plant in Indiana in the 1960s. Darren and Jonathan's father, Bill Ezzo, and their uncle, Scott, started their own venture on …
Serial Killer Michael Swango's Timeline of Crimes - Columbus …
WEBMar 29, 2022 · 1994: Federal investigators obtain a warrant for Swango’s arrest on fraud charges, but he flees to Zimbabwe, where he gets a job at a hospital in Mnene. Again, patients die mysteriously. Swango is arrested and charged, but goes into hiding. June 1997: Swango is hired by a hospital in Saudi Arabia. Returning to the U.S. to obtain a visa, he is arrested in a Chicago airport on federal fraud ...
The Go-To Guide: Top Indoor Play Places for Kids Around Columbus
WEBOct 27, 2021 · 325 S. Sandusky St., Delaware; 740-363-7552; thejunglegym.biz. This longstanding venue teaches gymnastics as a building block for all sports and also offers parkour. The gym has an indoor climbing wall, balance beam, zip line and other obstacles. Open gym sessions are $10 for ages 3 and older, $5 for ages 1-2.
Open Bars: History of Columbus gay bars - Columbus Monthly
WEBJun 16, 2010 · Open Bars: History of Columbus gay bars. Even the genesis of the gay-rights movement traces back to a bar. When New York City police raided the Stonewall Inn on June 28, 1969, patrons fought back, refusing to forfeit their primary gathering place. Many who scuffled with police said that attacking the gay bar was the last straw - an assault on ...
A Guide to Columbus’ Food Halls and Markets - Columbus Monthly
WEBAug 6, 2021 · About the building: Renovated 1880s trolley car barn Prepared foods/restaurants: Creole to Geaux, Fourteen Twenty Nine bakery, Yellow Brick Pizza and more yet-to-be named vendors Beverage options: A Columbus Brewing Co. taproom and a speakeasy are in the works. Outdoor spaces: An elevated patio is planned, along with a CBC beer garden. What sets it apart: This ambitious reimagination of a ...
The White Nationalist from Worthington - Columbus Monthly
WEBFeb 8, 2017 · The Nazi connection comes from his son, 32-year-old Andrew Anglin, a Worthington native who runs the world's most-visited white supremacist website, the Daily Stormer. Until recently, the Daily Stormer accepted mailed donations through Greg Anglin's office suite. Andrew Anglin boldly embraces a Nazi …
Columbus Monthly Co-Founder Dies
WEBOct 5, 2020 · Lenore Brown, the co-founder of Columbus Monthly, died Oct. 2 at age 74.. Lennie, as she was known to those close to her, and her husband, Max, started Columbus Monthly in 1975 with the idea of providing a new, energetic, smart and savvy kind of journalism in the city.. Columbus Monthly later became CM Media, which published Columbus CEO, The Other Paper, Cincinnati Magazine, a chain of weekly ...
How Columbus Became America's Test Market - Columbus Monthly
WEBJan 26, 2015 · Through the 1990s and 2000s, Columbus was a top test market primarily because its demographics closely mirrored the rest of the U.S., Matta says. "It was a microcosm of the U.S., in that what happens here will probably happen elsewhere," he says. Today, marketers are looking beyond demographics when identifying test markets.
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